My Alien Life

Rachel is an eighteen-year-old motel waitress. Diving is her only way out of a monotonous life. One day she goes alone, sees something below the surface, and never sees Earth again.

She wakes in a cage. A bidder calls her lot two thirty-one, a human female. Five alien males inspect her. She screams that she is not merchandise, she has a name. The auction moves on. When the terror becomes too much, she loses control of her bladder in front of them. They still buy her. Her name is replaced with Ciara.

Back at their place, the five males make one thing clear: "You are our sex slave." Every answer must end with master. She cannot look at other men or speak without permission. The portal that took her from Earth does not open often. There is no way home. That first night, they force themselves on her. She begs them to stop. Her body reacts anyway. Kein is gentler than the others, and in that small difference she finds a moment to catch her breath. They also make it clear she will not breed with them.

They take her to the market dressed in their colors. Another slave, Fuji, hugs her and warns that masters hate slaves who long for home. Rachel learns about the native females: nine feet tall, thick hair, vicious claws, and they can fly. The five males are not blood brothers, but raised by the same mother. Those native women terrify even them. When Rachel looks at another man, she is forced to apologize to each one.

At a chuck ball game, a human woman recognizes her and tells her not to disobey. That warning sticks. Later, Rachel forgets she has no right to speak and asks what illness Christof has. Damien demands to know who she is talking to. The five males carry secrets, and she is still learning how to survive them.

The larger turn comes next: native females rescue her, she finds herself pregnant, and the five males are put up for sale. Rachel buys them back, not as slaves, but as workers. They escort her home through a special pass. She returns with a daughter who carries alien blood.